| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| Adapting and testing a vulnerability model for Latino/a sexual and gender minorities in a new settlement state |
2017 |
570 |
Sexual health vulnerability among Latino/a sexual and gender minorities is poorly understood, despite high rates of HIV and STDs among Latino/as, particularly in new settlement states in the southern US. The lack of a model specific to Latino/a sexua... |
| Understanding diaper need in under-resourced communities: a Durham County, North Carolina case study |
2017 |
956 |
For millions of Americans the choice between food for their family or allowing their young child to sit in a dirty diaper is a daily struggle. Across the United States, 9.1 million American families are living in poverty. For low-income families with... |
| Understanding how adolescent perception of mother-adolescent communication changes over time |
2018 |
123 |
Understanding the effects of health education interventions helps advance work in public health by identifying the most effective strategies to reduce or prevent engagement in risky behaviors. In particular, studying interventions that focus on dispr... |
| Exploring the inclusion of college students with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD) in recreation and sports through the lens of organizational level stakeholders |
2020 |
451 |
Participation in recreation and sports can produce physical and social health benefits for all college students and can open pathways to inclusion for individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD). Given that individuals with ... |
| Elements contributing to the rate of adoption of the Healthy youth act in North Carolina schools |
2012 |
1510 |
Teenage pregnancy is a major public health concern facing the United States. To address this, North Carolina passed the Healthy Youth Act, mandating all school districts adopt at minimum abstinence plus reproductive health and safety curriculum. The ... |